Hirola Conservation in Kenya
Hirola Conservation in Kenya The hirola (Beatragus hunteri) is a rare antelope restricted to areas along the Kenyan-Somalia border. It […]
April 2020
How to save Hirola antelope
How to save Hirola antelope Why hirola are the world’s most endangered antelope, and what it will take to save
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Hirola guide and conservation efforts
Hirola guide: where they live, why they’re endangered, and conservation work being done to save them Our guide to the
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Timely rise of the Bura East Conservancy
Arawale National Reserve (ANR) offered an important conservation area not only for the long-term recovery of the critically endangered
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How the humble bee can help save Hirola
Africa is home to 22 species of sting-less bees, many of which favor Kenya for its climate and landscape.
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The somber tale of the fallen giants
We arrived in Dertu town at one of the completely dried water holes to find multiple carcasses of giraffes.
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Human-Carnivore conflicts on the rise
On Monday (September 3,2018), Kenya wildlife service’s rangers in conjunction with the Bura East conservancy scouts and Kenya forestry service,
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Human-giraffe Conflict In Garissa
Underlying issues In Garissa County, the communities occupying areas along the river Tana have transformed from nomadic pastoralists to farmers.
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Celebrating women in conservation
The month of March is considered as the women’s month in relation to the International Women’s Day on March 8,
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Aden Ali, 2019 Wildlife warrior
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] Aden Elmi Ali is a hirola ranger with the hirola conservation programme based within Ijara Subcounty Garissa County,